The Dash portable navigation device I wrote about earlier is now shipping. Dash has dropped the price $200 from the initial pre-order pricing.
It’s the first true two-way connected PND on the market, using cellular data for search, traffic and community features. Because I now work on automotive products, I’ll pass on reviewing it. The initial coverage from Walt Mossberg and The Washington Post are very positive. The Post story also goes into depth on how traffic services work.
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My name is Rakesh Agrawal (aka Rocky Agrawal). I advise startups on search, mobile and social media. I have six patents pending.
This is my personal blog. I also write a blog focused on mobile applications.
I have special expertise in search, wireless, video, mapping and social networking.
I have been designing and marketing Internet services since 1993. I have worked at Microsoft, AOL Search, uReach Technologies, washingtonpost.com and startribune.com.
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